ALEX Bunbury, the Guyanese-born Canadian football Hall of Fame player, is happy that his dream project – a sports and academic academy – is closer to being realised. Bunbury

AFTER finishing in second place with a time of 46.15 seconds yesterday, Guyana’s Winston George will be in today’s men’s 400m final at the Islamic Solidarity Games ongoing in

THE curtain came down on the Guyana Hockey Board’s premier outdoor men’s competition, the Farfan and Mendes first division League, on Saturday afternoon at the St Stanislaus College ground.

By Elroy Stephney THE spotlight has always been reserved for the coastland where most of the facilities and recreational activities are being managed. This has resulted in the systematic

MEMBERS of Police ‘G’ Division, donors and residents at a simple ceremony joined together last Friday to turn the sod for the construction of a Multi-Purpose facility at the

(Letter to the Sports Editor) THE attention of the Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club M.S. has been drawn to an article in the Guyana Chronicle edition of

… Remembered as hardworking and dedicated THE Guyana Karate College is mourning the loss of one of its founding members and instructors, Sensei Lavern Jones. Jones, who passed away

By Clare Lovell (REUTERS) – Departing captain John Terry led his Chelsea champions to a rip-roaring 4-3 victory over Watford on Monday, scoring the first goal on an evening

(REUTERS) – Twice former champion Maria Sharapova was surprisingly denied a wildcard into the French Open yesterday – ending intense speculation about her place in the claycourt slam since

By Andy Bull ‘A fine journey with him in the middle’ SOME retirements leave you feeling older all of a sudden, as if time has just moved on in